A bold and brash presentation of the Broadway musical audition story known as A Chorus Line. Through a series of gripping monologues and soaring musical numbers, the audience is drawn into the personal stories and high-stakes competition at the heart of this iconic show. Featuring a company of talented dancers under the glare of bright stage lights, this production captures the exhilaration and vulnerability of performers vying for their chance to shine.

Experience the visionary story of Ada Lovelace, the brilliant 19th century woman who envisioned the power of computers to create music and make calculations long before the technology existed. Witness her dynamic partnership with the inimitable Charles Babbage as they imagine a future where "thinking engines" can predict outcomes and communicate.

In a trailblazing twist on traditional theatre, this production of Ada and the Engine embraced the limitations of the pandemic to create an immersive, digital-first experience. Filmed entirely against green screens in the actors' private homes, the show blended live video feeds, cinematic storytelling, and innovative staging to transport audiences to a world beyond the confines of lockdown. By harnessing technological possibilities and the creative potential of animation, puppetry and VFX backdrops, the production found new ways to connect with viewers and showcase the resilience of the theatrical spirit, even in the face of adversity.

In this powerful adaptation of Sophocles' classic tragedy, Antigone grapples with the aftermath of her brother's death at the hands of police in contemporary France. Amidst the Black Lives Matter movement, the two sisters navigate their grief and fight for justice, as the spirit of their departed brother guides them through this emotional journey. With striking storytelling and a thought-provoking exploration of systemic racism and state violence, this production offers a poignant reimagining of the ancient Greek tale, resonating deeply with the ongoing calls for accountability and change.

Eli Sibley's vibrant one-woman show, Born of a Fairytale, invites audiences on a captivating journey through the realm of classic tales. Blending contemporary movement, music, and storytelling, this production redefines the once-upon-a-time narrative, exploring themes of love, identity, and the power of self-discovery. Following a spirited protagonist adorned in striking red shoes, the audience is swept up in a visually stunning and emotionally resonant exploration of the possibility that lies beyond the traditional "happily ever after."

In a bold and innovative reimagining of Gertrude Stein's postmodern play Dr. Faustus Lights the Lights, this theatrical production casts the spotlight, quite literally, on the power of technology and the human condition. Against a backdrop of haunting, ethereal violin music, the stage is illuminated solely by the spectral glow of handheld flashlights, casting an eerie, atmospheric light on the fragmented narrative. This minimalist yet captivating approach underscores the play's exploration of themes such as morality, identity, and the consequences of human ambition.

First Lady Suite is an enthralling exploration of the lives of some of history's most overlooked figures - the wives of U.S. presidents. Presented in four vivid vignettes, this production uses vibrant projections to transport the audience into the emotional journeys of these remarkable women. From the haunting dreams of Mary Gallagher and Evelyn Lincoln aboard Air Force One on the fateful day in Dallas, to the time-traveling encounter between Mamie Eisenhower and the celebrated Marian Anderson, each piece offers a poignant and insightful look into the complex experiences of these first ladies.

This electrifying production of the beloved musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat thrills the audience in a visually stunning spectacle. A towering, multi-level set creates a dynamic stage for the story to unfold, where a children's choir appears and disappears in choir boxes through magical theatre effects, and elevated dance platforms feature the dynamic choreography. This captivating blend of vibrant visuals, ethereal vocals, and high-energy movement brings the timeless tale of Joseph to life in an unforgettable theatrical experience.

*World Premiere

Writer and actor Marc Unger, (known for his work in film and as a professional stand-up comedian) decided to push his artistic boundaries by developing an original solo performance piece. The result, titled Mindblanking, was a deeply personal exploration of the human experience through the lens of his unique creative perspective.

In this farcical send-up of the Dickens classic, the ghosts' magic goes haywire, sending Scrooge tumbling through time and space. Mrs. Cratchit, longing for escape, plots a daring leap from the London Bridge, while Scrooge keeps crashing into the wrong scenes, much to everyone's bewilderment. A delightfully chaotic twist on the tale of redemption and grace.

This captivating new production, Switch by acclaimed playwright Lisa Kirazian, delves into the complex and often overlooked world of the foster care system. Through a blend of sharp dialogue, physical storytelling, and playful staging, the play explores the perspectives of the children, social workers, and parents navigating this challenging landscape. We witness the struggles and triumphs of the young people in foster care, as they navigate the uncertainties of identity, personal transformation, and the power of choice. The production invites the audience to empathize with the diverse range of perspectives, fostering a deeper understanding of the foster care system and its impact on all those involved.

A complex social commentary, Neil David Sibel's one-person masterpiece The Normal Giant, comes to vivid life in this impactful production. The audience is transported to a world where the line between being normal and being a monster is blurred. Dramatic stage lighting casts stark, intense silhouettes, heightening the emotional impact and elevating the symbolism of power, corruption, and the struggle for justice.

In this electrifying production of the beloved Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, the mischievous pirates and their hapless band of daughters are brought to vivid life. From the daring rope-swinging antics of the fearless Pirate King to the joyful leaps of the trampoline-bouncing daughters, the stage is alive with a sense of adventure and pure theatrical delight.

In 2005, Carrie Klewin along with members of the Run of the Mill Theater company, launched an ambitious community-based theatre project in Baltimore. It began with a house party, a graffiti wall, and a diary room where local artists and friends shared their experiences around the theme "Desire". Interested playwrights were given access to source materials and photos gathered at the house party to inspire them to write new plays focused on the theme. The plays were then shepherded through a development process including a public reading and private dramaturgical sessions. This inspired a selection of 10 short plays written by playwrights from the surrounding area, which were then fully produced on stage.